Sportsbook Cashier - PT

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motorcity casinoDetroit (MI)

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Sportsbook Cashier - PT
Job Category: Casino Operations (Gaming) Requisition Number: SPORT001037 Part-Time Motor City Casino Hotel 2901 Grand River Ave Detroit, MI 48201, USAJob Details Handle transactions, verify tickets, answer questions about sports betting, and maintain compliance with all gaming regulations and internal controls. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of current sporting events, betting lines, and house policies. Ensure the integrity of all transactions and report any suspicious activity or discrepancies immediately. Provide courteous, efficient, and professional service to guests at all times.
Qualifications: Ability to push, pull, reach, bend, twist, stoop, stack, and sit/stand for long periods of time. Strong interpersonal and problem-solving skills. Sportsbook and cash handling experience preferred. Extensive knowledge of computers. Excellent communication skills. This position requires the ability to obtain and maintain a gaming license issued by the Michigan Gaming Control Board, in accordance with state regulations.
What we offer: Motor City offers competitive wages, complimentary meals during your shift, associate discounts, you're paid weekly, your uniforms are paid for, and more! We're committed to our community. As an active community partner, Motor City Casino Hotel is dedicated to the city of Detroit. Our associates, management, and ownership contribute to the metro-Detroit community through several local programs that have a positive impact on the lives of the people in our city. Our Helping Hands committee, a dynamic group of associate volunteers established in 2003, is the driving force behind many of the philanthropic initiatives that help us make a difference in our community.
Equal Opportunity Employer: This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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